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VictorGMT · 16 November 2024, 04:43 AM

I'm trying to organize things to make them easier for my kids to handle someday.

Today, I am inventorying and labeling every watch box.

I opened my first Rolex box, 116713 from 2011, and noticed there are two spare links in the box. The watch fits great.

Recent purchases result in no spare links with proper fit.

Was Rolex more generous with links in the past?

KatGirl · 16 November 2024, 06:53 AM

I noticed that Jubilee bracelets for 36 mm watches are longer than Oyster bracelets. Rolex is notorious for selling just enough links. I only removed one link from my Dj 36 on oyster and my OP 36, to get a great fit, with a bit of extra room. I don’t wear them tight. When I buy other brands, I need to remove 3 or 4 links.

Kat

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16 November 2024, 04:43 AM	#1
VictorGMT "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2022 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 336	Fewer Links these days? I'm trying to organize things to make them easier for my kids to handle someday. Today, I am inventorying and labeling every watch box. I opened my first Rolex box, 116713 from 2011, and noticed there are two spare links in the box. The watch fits great. Recent purchases result in no spare links with proper fit. Was Rolex more generous with links in the past? Attached Images

16 November 2024, 06:53 AM	#2
KatGirl 2024 SubLV41 Pledge Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Real Name: Kat Location: CA, USA Watch: 126233 Wimbledon T Posts: 7,151	Fewer Links these days? I noticed that Jubilee bracelets for 36 mm watches are longer than Oyster bracelets. Rolex is notorious for selling just enough links. I only removed one link from my Dj 36 on oyster and my OP 36, to get a great fit, with a bit of extra room. I don’t wear them tight. When I buy other brands, I need to remove 3 or 4 links. Kat Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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